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MEd Curriculum and Instruction at University of Washington

University of Washington, United States

Programme overview

Explore the interaction of teaching, learning and curriculum through the UW’s nationally-ranked graduate programs in education. With a shared commitment to equity, democracy and justice in education and society, we employ diverse disciplinary, theoretical and methodological approaches to the teaching and learning of powerful knowledge. Students and faculty partner with communities, educators and youth to engage in research throughout the Puget Sound and beyond.

Faculty: College of Education  |  Department: College of Education  |  Location: Seattle, WA, United States

What you will study

Credentials in the overarching Curriculum and Instruction program range between 45-48 credits. All credentials feature coursework in Foundations of Education, an area of specialization, a supporting area of study, and a culminating experience. See additional requirements section below for credential-specific requirements.

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Application information

Domestic applicants: USD 20,178 a year (2026-27). Resident rate. Seattle campus, full-time, Autumn+Winter+Spring quarters, rate band "Master of Education and Master in Teaching / Doctor of Education and Education PhD"; the source rate applies to Master of Education/Master in Teaching and Doctor of Educat Source

International applicants: USD 37,407 a year (2026-27). Non-Resident rate. Seattle campus, full-time, Autumn+Winter+Spring quarters, rate band "Master of Education and Master in Teaching / Doctor of Education and Education PhD"; the source rate applies to Master of Education/Master in Teaching and Doctor of Ed Source

Graduate programmes open for admission at different times and have varying deadlines; entry quarter and dates are set by each programme.

Graduate application fee is $90 (USD), or $75 for Graduate Non-Matriculated applications, paid online by MasterCard or Visa; each submitted application requires a separate fee. Application dates and deadlines vary by programme and are shown in the Graduate School online application. The Law (JD), Dentistry (DDS), Pharmacy (PharmD) and Medicine (MD) programmes do not use the Graduate School application.

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